i'm geraldo rivera reporting. it was a slaughter house. the pulse was filled with partygoers when the gunfire started at 2:00 this morning. special hatred in his twisted heart, omar mateen by name, chose his target well. relatives of the victims and survivors of the at least 50 -- and we've heard as many as 59, but at least 50 were murdered and the 53 who were injured, some grievously, the gunman blocked the exit so he could perpetrate his disgusting mayhem. eyewitnesss described the condition of the bodies as chopped to pieces by long, long periods of incessant gunfire during which victims were shot even as the killer omar mateen taunted police with the 911 call that might rank around history's greatest obscenities. we have interviews with senator marco rubio, governor rick scott, with attorney general pam bondi and many others. right now, listen to an eyewitness account of what that horror was like inside the pulse orlando nightclub this morning when that fiend opened fire. >> omthis man lost his dear frid jimmy. describe what happened,

on the ground in orlando is fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. geraldo, what's going on. >> sean, i don't think i credit the accounts of possible accomplices. i think that would be very -- very much out of the ordinary. i don't believe it. i think this was a lone wolf. and whether you think this story is about gun control or hate crime or muslim immigration or terrorism, one thing everybody agrees, that there are 102 families here in the orlando area who are grieving. >> it's about radical islam, geraldo. it's about radical islamists. >> let's take that, sean, and absolutely, it is about that. but it is also about these families that are grieving. take a look around. this is all one family. one of 102 families in the orlando area who either lost someone, one of the 49 who were murdered like this family or the 53 who were injured, most of whom now the wounded are recovering. this is the family of jimmy de jesus have a also a question. 50-year-old man, the relative is correcting me. 50-year-old man. is he a great dancer and young for his age, jimmy

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geraldo deck. he has been interviewing survivors of the mass shooting down in florida.e right back with it. >>> the mass shooting in orlando yesterday was truly shocking, even thousands of miles away folks were affected emotionally, so you can imagine what those on the scene are going through. >> everybody was screaming, and then when i was running on the floor, i could see the people falling in frmt of me. there was a lot of blood, people getting killed. he was shooting at everybody. to everybody, everything that moves, he would shoot at it. >> you would hear the screaming and the blood and the guy next to me falls over, and that's when i look behind me and you see the v.i.p. area going down. >> nicholas torrez and angel perez were inside. during the interview perez received a phone call saying mccool was killed. >> yeah, she was there. from what we heard she was missing but now we just found out -- >> she died. >> joining us now from orlando is geraldo rivera. have all the victims been identified yet? >> reporter: as of midday, i would say, bill. there were a few who

geraldo rivera has more and a touching contribute. hey, geraldo. >> hi, everybody.g homes for heroes. >> well, this is an organization that provides miracles for wounded warriors. we have a special announcement. >> okay, we have the founder here. he was a rescue worker on 9/11. that's where his motivation comes from. now, how successful has your program been so far? >> i made a promise on 9/11 that i would serve my country and we started to do one home. i never thought it would turn out like this. we're about to get our hundredth home and we're on target, next two or three years, 250 homes. >> okay. we have to move quickly, jpmorgan chase, you have put up the money. how many have you funded? >> we have provided 1,000 mortgage free homes to the members. >> all right. stand up if you would. fernando ferriero wounded in afghanistan. 2011. some severe injuries. what's your housing situation right now? beautiful wife sarah and son stephen. >> now we're living in north carolina. >> you need -- you need a nice place, don't you? >> yeah. >> i think -- are you excited about

>> reporter: good evening, geraldo. would like to first briefly show you the memorial that is growing. people loving flowers and balloons and boxing gloves. a family spokesperson said mohammed ali was battling parkinson his death came as a shot. ali became ill monday night and the family expected him to bounce back. but as the days came on in arizona, it was clear he didn't have much longer. the representative said he died from septic shock that caused organ failure. mohammed's daughter wrote this status on facebook. saying our hearts are literally hurting and so happy daddy is free now. all of us who were around him and hugging and kissing him and chanting the islamic prayer. his organs failed and his heart just kept beating. no one saw anything like it. it was a true testament of his spirit and will. and boxing was only half of mohammed ali's life. the other half was spreading peace and inclusion. geraldo. >> this tweet from president obama. he shock up the world and the world is better for it. rest in peace, champ. m

is john brennan and geraldo not on the same page.n brennan said they are coming into the refugee programmer. >> coming in everywhere, sure. >> president obama is trying to increase the refugee program. therein lie as huge. >> and trump. >> omar mateen was born in new york city for goodness sake. when are we going to confront that reality? nidal hasan born in america. >> hold it, geraldo, i have got to go but just point this out. mateen's father was part of the afghan refugee program. >> a total nut job. >> during the soviet invasion. so you can't. >> i have relatives that were in the russian revolution. >> i know you do. >> what about you with the irish and british? >> we were all peaceful. every one of us. we were two things peaceful and handsome. the o'reillys. >> you have all had enough of them. i have. next on the rundown, the real reason bernie sanders lost on to hillary clinton. the real reason. then later, may have continue to cars rate gutfeld and mcguirk they are so out of control. right back. it's free.wash! um...no, thanks

>> reporter: good evening, geraldo. would like to first briefly show you the memorial that is growing. people loving flowers and balloons and boxing gloves. a family spokesperson said mohammed ali was battling parkinson his death came as a shot. ali became ill monday night and the family expected him to bounce back. but as the days came on in arizona, it was clear he didn't have much longer. the representative said he died from septic shock that caused organ failure. mohammed's daughter wrote this status on facebook. saying our hearts are literally hurting and so happy daddy is free now. all of us who were around him and hugging and kissing him and chanting the islamic prayer. his organs failed and his heart just kept beating. no one saw anything like it. it was a true testament of his spirit and will. and boxing was only half of mohammed ali's life. the other half was spreading peace and inclusion. geraldo. >> this tweet from president obama. he shock up the world and the world is better for it. rest in peace, champ. m

it's so neat to be able to talk to geraldo and get those really personal memories.f those back this evening. >> i will be watching. >>> still ahead, with just months to go before voters cast their ballots in the national election, a prospective third party candidate enters the scene. will this help or hurt donald trump for his quest to the white house? we will talk to our political panel up next. ying ] ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. . . . . and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours. toujeo® also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and signifi

ali, i got a lot of spode and endurance. >> this is geraldo rivera reporting and he was the greatestworld mourns the heavy weight champion that was the best fighter of his generation. >> it is sad to see someone so great and magnificent. >> he stood

eric bolling and geraldo rivera. do you think this crooked hillary thing is going to stick?e the expression harsh it goes way beyond harsh. he accused her of prescribery and essentially of treason. of selling out state department favors in exchange for money donated either paid in the form of speeches or donated to the clinton foundation. >> that's harsh though, isn't that harsh. >> bribery, treason, how about being accomplice to murder. essentially accusing her of ignoring. >> i wouldn't say accomplice. as an attorney you have to be careful. >> put aside the fact checking aspects of what trump did, i think from a purely red meat political point of view, a declaration of war, it was effective. he is saying forget about all the transgressions and the mexican judge and all the other trouble i have gotten myself into in the last several weeks, i'm going after hillary clinton and i'm sure paul ryan was breathe ago sigh of relief i believe americans understand rhetoric and i said harsh he didn't come up and make a personal attack like you said. it was insinuation she is this. you

the entire system needs to be rebuilt. >> i said to geraldo earlier, mr. hansen, you're never going to stop this kind of stuff because, for example, israel, very aggressive, anti-terrorism, counterterrorism. very aggressive. every three or four weeks we're reporting somebody gets in, stabs or shoots, blows people up inside israel. you know, it's like a way of life over there for that. now, here we have more distance and now we're starting to see these isis-influenced individuals, like this mateen come in and then picks out a nightclub, goes in, knows it's a soft target and then bing, bing, bing. i don't know what the u.s. can do about that. >> bill, we can't and we're not going to stop every one but as mentioned, the lack of aggression and purpose in the way our security professionals have been hamstrung by the administration is the problem. you know, president obama failed to mention islam. the security professionals now are forbidden from being trained on islamic ideologies or sharia law. the punishment under sharia for homosexuality is death. if the peo

now, top story tonight, eric bowling and geraldo riviera. >> i think you're on the right track. here is the advise i'd give the first lady. rather than trying to run as a person follow the policies of barack obama, the president delivered a mediocre form in terms of the economy. but point to george bush who presided over the collapse. >> no one cares about that. >> you're right. go back to 1990s and administration of bill clinton, who everyone agrees, the united states was in a prosperous era. >> running on nostalgia? >> you run on the last time the u.s. was great. >> she's repudiating everything her husband did. free trade agreement. she's against them now. >> i say give credit where credit is due. bill clinton presided over the economic expansion started under ronald reagan. >> we don't care about that. >> bill clinton with massive economic policies. all he did was take ronald reagan's phenomenal -- >> nobody cares what happened 30 years ago. >> median household income is down. two, median net worth is down 25%. wages are flat. they're flat in real terms. so over eight years o

geraldo rivera there. a quick programming note. fox news channel. bret baier has an interview with hillary clinton. we are going to bring you up to date on a story moving the market. the u.s.c. joint indicated it is open to talks to morning and the german company says it's willing to slash out $62 billion in cash. so this would be one of the biggest get-togethers ever. especially painful hard cash. with me now, the person who brings us the exclusive. charles gasparino. charlie: this was a closed conference. we spoke with attendees and received a deutsch bank private memos on his remarks. lately there has been almost no news on this. markets discounted the deal like it's not going to happen. bayer put up money but baumann says it's not enough. baumann said bayer is open to continue constructive discussions on the merger. they are prepared to proceed immediately with due diligence. here his where the rubber met the road. he said talks about take place in private for now. so there are talks between the two despite the fact that monsanto rejected the bi

don't miss the geraldo special dedicat dedicated mohammed ali. >> the state department deleted part ofa video clip and donald trump on the campaign trail and war path in front of thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico®. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. >> hillary clinton and donald trump hammering each other ahead of next tuesday's primary. mr. trump off of the campaign. but not being quiet and lauren green has the latest from outside of trump tower in new york city. >> donald trump is operating on all cylinders in california. and presumpative nominee singled out one man in the audience. >> we had a case where there was a african-american guy that was a great fan of mine. i want to find out what is going on. >> i look at my african-american over here. and are you the greatest. you know what i am talking b. >> but p trump is keepin

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veteran of the bush and obama administrations, jillian turner and we welcome back veteran correspondent geraldo rivera. you are "outnumbered". can i just say thank you. after a crazy morning, for making it here. >> a tree fell on my car. >> you weren't in it. and you weren't with anybody else but it was crushed. >> a tree fell on your car and you still made it to the "outnumbered" couch. >> that was this morning? oh my gosh! >> the car is flattened. great to have you here. let's get started with new development emerging in the orlando terror attack. multiple reports say omar mateen and his wife exchanged texts during the carnage at the nightclub, his wife asking him where are you, he responded do you see what is happening? no, she said. that omar mateen ending with i love you, babe. this as a florida gun store owner says his shop tipped off the fbi about a suspicious customer, they turned away six weeks before the orlando attack. they were alerted after a man they learned was omar mateen tried to buy body armor for law enforcement. and 1000 rounds of ammunition. since there was no sale, they di

geraldo. jon: >> join us.er to learn what happened to egyptair flight 804. egyptian officials confirm now seek search teams have recovered the flight data recorder a day after the cockpit voice recorder was located at the bottom of the mediterranean. 66 people were on that flight to cairo when it crashed in the mediterranean nearly a month ago. kathleen bangs joins me now, and aerospace journalist as well as a former airline training instructor and former commercial pilots. so they have the reporters kathleen. how long until we know what's on them, at least preliminarily. >> good afternoon john and what's so exciting about this is we heard they found the voice recorder but the voice recorder does not always give us the clues we need because obviously what can happen is the pilots can be in a state of panic and they're not trained to actually verbalize what is happening at the time. so sometimes the voice recorder does not a very complete picture of what is happening and of course with the situation on this air

we have fox news polls that have been released this morning, geraldo. we want your take on them. a lot of people traveling for fourth of july. the majority of americans feel like profiling will make our country safer. almost 60% believe that profiling should occur. carrying weapons, 41% say that that's going to make our country safer and banning muslims, 40% of our country, compared to 18 prs. >> the reason we mentioned this is john brennan, the cia director came out yesterday, geraldo, this is one of the reasons you're reporting from jerusalem, isis is likely planning a hit on u.s. soil. >> no sound bite. you talk now. >> it's my turn to speak? i can give you my opinion on profiling. i mean, it's very controversial. i believe that specific, sharply targeted profiling is a good idea. i think it is absolutely dumb to pretend that a 75-year-old jewish lady in a wheelchair represents an equal threat to someone from one of the conflict zones who happens to be 23 years old, a single male. i mean, it is absurd the way we try to spread around the resources of the sorely strained tsa and

geraldo rivera here to weigh in live on the donald in scotland, coming up next. >> geraldo, how are you -- >> yeah, good to see you, buddy. ♪ (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> people want to take their country back and they want to have independence in a sense and you see it with europe. all over europe. you'll have more than just in my opinion more than just what happened last night. you're going to have i think many other cases where they want to take their borders back. they want to take their monetary back. they want to take a lot of things back. they want to be able to have a country again. so i think you're going to have this happen more and more. i really believe that. i think it's happening in the united states. it's happening by the fact that i have done so well in the polls. >> that's donald trump speaking in turnberry, scotland, at his golf course there. he was there talking about the openi

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>> it geraldo rivera or bill o'reilly or someone's grandmother has a bond, they are not getting paidthing. >> that's not going to change any time soon. >> but if you keep -- >> -- reality, bolling. the interest rates are low as rivera just said. >> they have got to let them know. >> why not launch this big infrastructure campaign and hire a lot of people who are here legally. >> who is paying for it. >> americans. >> who is paying for it. >> americans. borrowing money for no. >> now you want the government to borrow on top of the $19 trillion we have already borrowed. a trillion dollars, 2 trillion to rebuild our infrastructure? >> yes. you do this, also. as a republican, i get that you don't -- the 19 trillion-dollar debt stuff. what you do is why not build bridges. >> here, you run a company, you build bridges your company. i will give you the right to build a bridge from here to saginaw. you can charge, make your money back. >> of course. >> and now i give you highway and i give you the right -- >> -- you privatize. >> i'm on board with that. >> all right, lock, so finally we got

. >> reporter: geraldo has two young children born in the u.s.e worked for 20 years at an electronics plant and pays taxes. speaking through a translator in spanish, he talked about living in the shadows. >> no -- >> he can't be part of society. if there are two lines he will always be in the lesser line. >> reporter: in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >> the president still has wide discretion to enforce immigration policies so this will not likely lead to increased deportation. >>> it is 4:48. let's check weather with roberta and things are heating up. >> they are again in our inland areas. and things are really cooling down at the coast. we have robust winds last night. we'll have those breezy conditions again later this afternoon but right now i'm stealing gianna's traffic cam to illustrate a point. it's socked in at the golden gate bridge. you can see some of the layers of fog and low clouds pushing onshore and extending inland this morning at least a good 40 miles toward the dublin grade. right now, we do have the clear conditions in livermore

city officials confirmed they have notified the family of the 49th and final victim, 25-year-old geraldo ortiz jiminez. his family was notified the past several hours making it the final notification. on the complete other side a vigil that was held here tonight with thousands of people joining arms in solidarity saying that this is not something they are going to put up with. in factor land o city mayor buddy dire tweeting out late tonight saying hate will not define us. hate will not defeat us. this is a town that has wrapped its arms around each gay, straight, latin, white, black, community that has come together and we will be continuing to talk with them and sharing their stories as we continue with our live team coverage from orlando as we move forward in our newscast the next several days . bruce and leslie back to you. >> adam thanks a lot. tonight people of all religions came together with one goal in mind, dispell fear and hate. >> wusa 9 joins us now with how they're trying to break down barriers. >> reporter: well guys tonight was simple. unity. >> what's the difference betwe

geraldo rivera had a chance to sit down and interview muhammad ali.ve you ever thought of politics? >> i've made a few statements, but, no, i don't see no reason why i want to be president. too much headache, too much trouble. and i don't think that i would make it. >> what was it like interviewing him? >> he was self-aware. >> he was a brilliant man, no doubt about it. sad dnews day. the program called me and said hustled in. we didn't expect it. >> i'm sorry, is that you? >> yeah that eat two of us. excuse the short shorts and the socks. but that's what i looked like back then. this was after the second frazier fight just before the thriller in manila, the fight that ali and joe frazier went at in a way that was so intense, he said they both went in as champions, they came out at old men. it was a vicious, vicious fight. but he was so important particularly i mean spans the generations, but we're almost the same age. six months older than i. he was so important. he defined the '60s in many ways. he was the first of the crossover black power -- not b

geraldo, incredible job on your show. the investigation, over our shoulder is the command center. what are the main questions that need to be answered today? >> well, to me, if i were president of the united states, aside from seeing this is an act of home grown domestic, islamic terrorism, i would, i would present a strong suggestion to every municipality in the country, every institution over 10 or 12 people, i want somebody with a gun on every location, an armed guard and in fact there apparently was the orlando cop who was fully armed and had the first exchange of fire -- >> right at 2:00. >> armed guard, and also have a wand, some kind of metal detector for everyone going, schools, wand, clubs, wand. i want to make sure you don't bring an ar-15 to the party. >> every passing event this is going to become more and more common. >> like now at airports. and this is the play -- >> this is the new reality. >> go into a club, even. orlando in central florida where people are looking around and going to new york city and sa

. >> this is geraldo rivera reporting and he was the greatest and tonight the world mourns the heavy that was the best fighter of his generation. >> it is sad to see someone so great and magnificent. >> he stood

the reason why interest rates are 0 is because the feds -- >> what about -- >> and if geraldo riviera or bill o'reilly or someone's grandmother has a bond they're not getting paid anything. >> that is not going to change. interest rates are low. why not launch this big infrastructure campaign and hire people who are here legally? >> who is paying for it? >> the government. >> the government has been borrowing money. >> on top of $19 trillion what? another $19 trillion? >> yes. you do this also. as a republican, i get that but what you do is why not build bridges? >> you run a company. you build bridges. i will give you the right to build a bridge from here to saginaw. you can charge tolls and make money back. >> of course. >> now, who is on the highway? >> so private ties. >> yes. >> i'm on board with that. so you're saying is that trump has an advantage here. hillary clinton is locked into unions and obama legacy and democratic talking points. but trump can go anywhere he wants. >> he set up expectations about china and mexico. he's going to punish them. >> you know how he can change

. >> what the fascinating thing about geraldo? >> nothing. >> good.e's watching in the greenroom. >> nothing fascinating. but i will tell you about this. he is sincere honest man. >> you are not fascinated by much. >> no. >> how much money would it take to house a syrian refugee for one year? >> if it was a woman or child, in danger for free. >> what if it was a teenage guy? >> why would i do that? >> for money. >> i couldn't. >> and 25 million. >> never could be bought. >> a guy in the backyard and used to living outside. >> who ever wrote that question. if you wrote it, you are a pin head. and producer fire them. >> it was me. if you were kicked out of the country mexico or climate. >> canada. irish people with the heat. i am, you know, i have been in mexico and canada many times. they have strengths and weakness. but on a climatic thing can tachlt i would go to vancouver. oh, canada. >> please don't sing. on that note. >> it was a pun and you don't know. don't sing on that note. you had no idea you were departing. >> at least i know who chachi is.

." >> coming up on friday's "fox & friends," geraldo rivera will be with us.s us every friday. brand new dials. how they think president obama hillary clinton and donald trump have responded to the terror attack in orlando. we will have the latest from orlando. we are learning more about the shooter's wife, things we didn't know. plus john stossel, dr. keith ablow and our summer conference series. we have a busy three hours that kicks off about 13, 14 minutes from now. the channel you trust for your friday news. ♪ you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ no, you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >> welcome back to "fox & friends." it is a big weekend at the box office hitting the big screens. fox news contributor and the founder of no tears.com. always good to see you. >> good morning to you

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. >> what the fascinating thing about geraldo? >> nothing. >> good.'s watching in the greenroom. >> nothing fascinating. but i will tell you about this. he is sincere honest man. >> you are not fascinated by much. >> no. >> how much money would it take to house a syrian refugee for one year? >> if it was a woman or child, in danger for free. >> what if it was a teenage guy? >> why would i do that? >> for money. >> i couldn't. >> and 25 million. >> never could be bought. >> a guy in the backyard and used to living outside. >> who ever wrote that question. if you wrote it, you are a pin head. and producer fire them. >> it was me. if you were kicked out of the country mexico or climate. >> canada. irish people with the heat. i am, you know, i have been in mexico and canada many times. they have strengths and weakness. but on a climatic thing can tachlt i would go to vancouver. oh, canada. >> please don't sing. on that note. >> it was a pun and you don't know. don't sing on that note. you had no idea you were departing. >> at least i know who chachi is. m

touch people he met for an instant like geraldo and all those we will hear from later. >> thank you very much for joining us today. bl >> democrats hillary clinton and sanders are locked in a tight race with two points separating them in the latest "wall street journal" poll. clinton canceled events in new jersey tow head to the golden state. something her opponent made note of in a rally in palo alto. >> i read the newspapers, the "new york times" and the other papers and they said the campaign is over. i suddenly sawhillry clinton racing to california. maybe they think this campaign is not quite over. >> joining the panel this week, columnist and deputy editor, colu columnist kim estrada. kim, the race is close. why is hillary clinton having such a hard time closing the deal? >> i would say three things. she has a cloud hanging over her head given this server problem. the inspector general report that came out. two, she has an enthusiasm problem. people are flocking to bernie sanders and running into the race and finally she has a trust problem. voters don't think they can believe what

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. >> come to the good side, geraldo. >> i tell you what we're going to do. bo and i go on tour, the bs tour, the bsg tour. >> the way you golf, you got a dirty ball -- >> okay. you're the only person that gets a 12 on a par 3 and says "put me down for a 5." >> it's in the cabbage patch. >> when we come back, this is next on "hannity" -- congressman louie gohmert getting into a heated debate. the texas congressman is next to talk about it straight ahead. (avo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not toyota. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. ♪ it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e350 for $

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tolls ] >> akiera murray, age 18. [ bell tolls ] >> luis omar ocasio-capo, age 20. [ bell tolls ] >> geraldoll tolls ] >> eric yvonne ortiz rivera, age 36. [ bell tolls ] >> edward sotomayor, age 25. [ bell tolls ] >> jessica, age 25. [ bell tolls ] >> janci rodriguez, age 27. [ bell tolls ] >>> you are listening there to the recitation of the names of the 49 victims who fell in the orlando shooting just last week with a memorial of the cathedral ch church of st. luke in orlando. you can see the names and the ages and the teens and the 20s and the 30s and the 40s and all too young. we will be right back. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. i will change you. change your goals to get you home earlier every day. sometimes i will give you superpowers. but sometimes, i'll make you feel like the weakest man in the world. i will test your patience to make your heart softer... ... and your limits to make you tougher. but i promise dad, it will be

geraldo a. ortiz-jimenez, age 25. gear rail dough, known as -- geraldo, known as "drake" to his friends, was originally from santo domingo in the dominican republic and studied law at the university of law in caroline. now, through the chair, you'd like to ask senator murphy a question about the 45 victims of this tragedy. the senator is someone who has come to this floor and read the names, shared the images and told the stories of so many in our country who have lost their lives to gun violence, you agree that the time to act is now and our thoughts and prayers for their deaths are important but not enough. mr. murphy: i thank the senator for the time she's taken to talk about each of these beautiful individuals, these young men and women who went to a dangs club to celebrate their lives and their friends and pride month and who will never ever walk the face of this earth again. their friends and family will never get to celebrate these individuals' live, and it is a reminder, as you talk about who these people are

and joining us now, fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera, fox news contributor tucker carlsondid you dress for the occasion or -- what is that? >> a benefit, a charity. >> you know, here's my take. seriously, i'm listening very closely. i'm thinking, oh, wall street, main street. you know, she goes through all these things. i'm like, what are you talking about? this woman made more money $225,000 a pop giving more wall street banker speeches than anybody in the history of man kind. her and her husband in two years made $50 million sucking up to these people. >> well -- >> come on. >> preaching the gospel. i think it is important and it might wear down some of the glow from this admittedly historic evening. >> i thought the trump speech was far more interesting. >> our friend must stop self-inflicting injuries on himself which he has done. he must grow the republican party, not shrink it. and i think with her tone and the tenner reaching out to the sanders voters -- >> she can claim that donald trump's temporarily unfit to be president but there's a secret service guy that watc

>>> well, the name of the 49th victim has just been released, geraldo ortiz jiminez. that does it for us. we'll be back here tomorrow night and throughout the day tomorrow. cnn with don lemon starts right now. >> the breaking news that we're getting a better picture of the orlando nightclub terrorist omar mateen. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. president obama is scheduled to visit on thursday right here on thursday. here's what we know right now though. according to the "orlando sentinel," regular patrons says he visited the nightclub several time ago and he visited a disney property a few weeks ago. he may have been planning violence for some time. he bought military grade body armor. he called 911 three times while the attack was unfolding and likely radicalized himself online. but did the fbi drop the ball here? did they drop the ball? we now know the kill wears under investigation for ten months. to night there is chilling new snap chat video of at tack as it is happening. you can clearly hear shots being fired. we're going to get to all of that this evening.

chris, new york, "please chuck geraldo off the factor." "bolling is a kool-aid drink."a defenseless animal is news." but the chicago slaughter is a national disgrace and underreported by the press. roger, orlando, florida, your tip left out the fraud of cameras at stoplights. not only is it a big money maker for the cities, you have to pay the fine even if you're not driving the car. that's right. they get your plate even if your brother is driving, you've got to pay it. diane williams, new jersey, i bought "legends & lies for my 14-year-old grandson but he'll have to wait until i finish it. very, very interesting." i appreciate that. "you and miller were certainly mainly-men at the who wants to be a president show in florida." were you surprised in manly men. tickets for the four remaining who wants to be president shows make exceptional father's day gifts. denver, atlanta, at the fox theater in buloxi, mississippi. >>> in may, we were the top rated cable news program in the country by far. that's been the situation since december 2000. 15 1/2 consecutive years. now, h

reaction, with us here in new york city geraldo rivera and eric bolling. what say you, bolling?where do i start, bill? you said the press should push trump and others. the problem with that they do push trump and they push trump hard they don't push others nearly as hard as trump. the clinton foundation is rife with scandal and corruption. there have been accusations. >> they have been reporting on it by the major newspapers. >> did you see how vehement when donald trump explained he went through the 41 charities that he donated these $5.6 million to. he opens up the questions and they were jumping out of their seat attacking him saying why wasn't it distributed faster? who got the money? why did they get the money? instead of. >> that's legitimate question. >> they are not illegitimate questions. >> and hillary clinton gets a colonoscopy every day by the press. >> if donald trump doesn't vet every one of these charities, sends a million dollars to some dark site with some bad intentions, god forbid it's an isis group, they would say, this is he not fit to be commanders and chie

. >>> well, the name of the 49th victim has just been released, geraldo ortiz jiminez.row night and throughout the day tomorrow. cnn with don lemon starts right now. >> the breaking news that we're getting a better picture of the orlando nightclub terrorist omar mateen. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. president obama is scheduled to visit on thursday right here on thursday. here's what we know right now though. according to the "orlando sentinel," regular patrons says he visited